How To Break The Logjam With One Magic Question
How To Break The Logjam With One Magic Question If you’ve got a lot of clutter to organize, it can be overwhelming and it can [...]
How To Break The Logjam With One Magic Question If you’ve got a lot of clutter to organize, it can be overwhelming and it can [...]
As you put your Christmas decorations away for another year, you may be seeing a lot of your attic and you may not like what [...]
I have devoted these blogs to the subject of HOW to clear clutter, but I haven’t written much on WHY to clear it. As we [...]
This time of year many of us resolve to be more organized in the New Year. That’s great! Step one is: believe in yourself, because [...]
Why is there so much STRESS during what is supposed to be the JOYOUS holiday season? I realize I’m biased, but I believe it comes [...]
For those of us who need to donate items to the needy because we have too much stuff and not enough space, it’s not uncommon [...]
Active projects need homes as much as passive supplies. Anyone who reads this blog or has worked with me knows that I value a clear [...]
If you don't have a plan for finding an item, you should get rid of it. This is a modification of the "use-it-or-lose-it" rule, which may [...]
When In Doubt, DON'T Throw It Out I realize this title sounds like organizing heresy, but it's really all about learning effective organizing habits. When [...]
When I go to work with my clients I bring what I call a "Decision Table." There's nothing actually special about this table except for one [...]
Tired of looking at all the junk on the surfaces and floor in your workspace? Of course most of it is actually work files that [...]
This is the big one. This is the trunk of the tree from which all my other organizing philosophies branch out. But what exactly [...]
To get organized and stay organized, STRUCTURE matters. I have often said that to STAY organized you need organizing systems made up of two components: [...]
In my March newsletter I spoke on the subject of yard sales. I said that they are usually a better way to get to know [...]
I'm no couple's counselor, but my work does require me to be a diplomatic third party in some contentious marital turf wars. Here are six [...]
Diversion Tunnels In 1931, work began on the Hoover Dam, but before one bucket of concrete could be poured into the dam, the mighty Colorado [...]